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WHAT DOES MOTHER SEIGEL Do2
GIVES RELIEF A ONCE.
80, BloomheldIoad, Plumstead,

80, Bloomheld'Ioad, Plumstead,
"Jan. Z, 1885.
81 find the sale Of your medicine In.
creases every yea, and everyone speaks
well of them that tries them. know a
lady that attended the Female Hospital
in Sohosquare for some months, with
pains in back and, side and bilious, and
could take no food, but got no benefit
from any of the medicines they gave
her. Before she had taken all the con
tents of one bottle of your Syrup she
felt relief and is now quite well.
(Signed) "W. X. BAKER
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Turing MY ABSENCEF FROM THE
~ Kingdom, until August 9th, my
Office will be closed.
M GROSSMAN.
Dentist SO Hotel street. 76td
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TO RENT.

1--WE STALLS FOR HORSES, WITH
Il wagon sheds and barn for Feed,
and other conveniences. For particu-
ars, apply at this office. 6y* lind
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TITO All Fiis stopped free by DIR. Cline's Great
llID, Nerve Restorer.g No Fits after frst days
use Marvellous Treatise and 500 trial bottle free
10 tlt. cases send 10 Dr. Kline, V5l Arch ST. Pha Pa
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| DELICATE
| DISEASES.

To those acquainted with our inst
70 say that the Invalids' Hotel and
branch establishment located at No.
England, have. for many years, enj'
the most largely patrOniZed and wi,
the world for the treatment and c
arise from youthful indiscTetiOns anG
We, many years ago, established
treatment OF these diseases, under
the most skillful physicians and su
that all who apply 10 us might recci'
Council or the most experienced SD
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organic weak
decline of the
losses, impaired
of will-pOwer,
bred affections.
n,apapflu o1rrafl
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LOYAL WOMBNSWORK
TIE Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles, etc.
The Happy Household.

HARRY HOUSEHOLD. i send a nice recipe Tor n
cream cake. One bowl cream, two eggs, one cup
sugar, ono tcRspoonful soda, one heaped teaspoon
fu CREAM tartar for each layer. Try aud report.
ANY nice recipe will do for the calSe.--I. L.
wANTED-RECIPE FOR RHUBARB Jelly.
HAIRY HOUSEHOLD. VIII some OF TIE RInUNi
rpsders please inform me how 20 make rhuharb
Tolls, 50 rs 20 hc a bright red and slice or send
recipe through TRIBUNE.-A Soldiers Wife.
REMEDY ron CABBAGE WORMS.
Harry HOUSEHOLD: TO the lady asking for rom
edy for cabbage worms would say, get 10 cents
worth OF cayenne pepper, put u IN a tn pepper
box and dust your cabbage early m the morning
and iusl after rain. aud you viii soon Kill all the
worms sure remedy. Two applications VIII be
enough 4 tried this last year, and had cabbage
when an Others faiCd.-Mrs. 4. Gilbert, Marys-
willie Murehall Co. KAN
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| CAUTION.

made (which can only be- ascertaiued by a
microseopical examination of the urine }, fO
curative in one stage or condition are know
In others. We have never, therefore, attempt
for general sale through druggists, recomH
diseases, although possessing very superior IT
well from an extensive experience that the
full course is To carefully determine the disea
each case by chemical and mierOscOpieal
urine, and then adapt our medicines to the {
case and condition of our patient.
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Eitor's Chat

Prizes awarded Florence UndcrhR and Belle
Smith Winoosii Wis, 10 X. C. s., 62i ed street
n ~ Washington, ID. C.. story paper. Nellie H.
Lord Brattleboro VI, 10 Willard A. Knowls, Spen'
Ger Iowa for best postal autograph. Joseph III.
Morton, North Robinson. O., 10 Miss Lizzie Gates
Princeton Mimi. prize for prettiest scrap picture.
Chas o. Henbcst, Marshall, H., packet stamps to
WIN C. Allen. Box 90, Ilalstead, Kan; Herbert :.
Ensign. Rutland, H.; g. A. Beuchcr, North Lib
criy. lnd letters answered OF all who inclose
stamps asking information in stamp collecting.
Cora Mitchell ST. Paul, Mimi, TO Annie J.. Marsh,
prize best postal autograph 10 Willard knowles,
Spencer, Iowa, second best.
Frank Niollhnm, 237 Calhoun street, Battle
Creek, Mich would like the address OF the young
lady in Illinois who viii give instruction in the
care OF silk worms and who has eggs 10 sell.
The request of the correspondent who asks each
one 10 inclose stamps for payment Of prizes where
there Is no probability Of one in hundred winning,
cannot be inserted. There would soon be a corner
on stamps were TIE TRIBUNE 10 begin this sort OF
thing.
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James j.. Alger, lG; Mrs. @. T.. Peirie. Phillips
Wis. B; Edith NJ Cutting. Attleboro Fails, Mass.
j John Hnrvie, Bloomfield, Iowa; John A. Lyle,
Downs kan. 4; III. ~. Mccall, Il; William Pratt
NorwailS o., q; Annie L. Marsh, IS; Frank W.
Coonbs, Dallison, West Va, g; Z. w. Enyeart,
Bellw God, Neb 4.
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FRHEDs or THE G. c.: IN response 10 many
requests J. VIII say that Southwest Kansas n a
FOlling prairie with water al a depth ~ fror, M
~ ~ feet Most everything can be raised oui here
Sinai Ia put la the ground and cultivated, Wood
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IRIvALIDS' HOTEL SURGICAL INSTITUTE
Street, BUFFALO,
Hospital, bu a pleasant Home organized with

BY original system Of diagnosis chronic
diseases just successfully personal con-
sutaon. While always glad patients and
acquainted with Them show them institutions
1amlhiriZe with
in five hundred whom have cured The per-
with which scientists enabled
most minute particulars in their several departments appears
miraculous the light
example, the electromagnetic telegraph the greatest
invention of the Is not marvellous
which enables operator eTaetU locate
nearly thousand miles long? venerable
crk of the weather has become thoroughly familiar
the hayward elements of nature that he accurately
predict their He in Washington foree
what the weather will be in Florida New
hundred miles did intervene between
And all departments modern
what is required the knowledge of
SIGNS OF S S s s. asso ais5G
DISEASE Signs and y IF t6is
s-zszz-@-a of determining, with the
the of chronic diseases without seeing personally
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The first mention Of horse ia the Bible Is when
Joseph gave the Egyptians bread ia exchange for
horses ana Hooks aud 10 on. Gen, a.: III
The horse was forbidden the Hebrews as thew
were pastoral people, and at that time horses
were only used I'm wRr. (Deut, ~ :l6)
A. }. fcnstet: The name Of Dayidis mother a
unknown. Geneologies were kept in the male
line.
J. VIII some one give the meaning Of the word
perish" John, l6, the verse that III. M. Mccall
defines an The finest Ia the Bbe2-L. WV
2 How old wac Moses when he died where was
he buried and who attended the funeral Mrs
Stitson, Eningham. n. III.
:. by the touch OF whose bones was another dead
man restored 90 lifeg
4. What tribe had no inheritance ia the Land oi
Promise and how was IL made up 10 them?
D. Where is blue lace mentioned ia the Bible -
Frank Comb. Dallison, w, Va
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BRIGHT,s DIsEasE, DrsBETrs.

kindred maladies, have been very largely treated
and cures effected in thousands of cases which had
been pronounced beyond hope. These diseases are
readily diagnosticated, determined, by chemical
ANALYSIS of the urine. without n DprSOnal eyaulina-
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These delicate diseases should be carefully treated
by specialist thoroughly familiar with Them and
who IS competent to ascertain the exact condition
and sLIglt AlNlnnennnt hnh E.,-.
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OUR FIELD OF SUCCESS,

the home physicians has the ben,
specialists. Rooms for ladies in I
yate. Send ten cents in stamps Il
on Diseases of Women, illustrated
eolOred plates Q60 pages.
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We offer no apology for devoting so mu
attention to this neglected class of diseas
believing no condition of humanity is {
wretched TO merit the sympathy and b,
services of the noble profession to which
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The Indian name of Chieftain who took part
with the South ia the rebellion. One dollar given
FOR the first correct answer sent me, date of mailing
on the envelope 10 be taken for time.-J. A. SAN
ders, Bath, Me.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
Pr.e.lss ). .as rye. svrlssr.

A person can learn ths keyboard ON
q typewriter ia three or four days, 90
~ TO run the alphabet rapidly, provided
he practices three hours day. On the
keyboard the letters that are used the
most are placed close to each other, the
letter Ae' being the one most used.
After three or four weeks practice q
person can write on tho typewriter
faster than by the ordinary method.
Expert type-writcrs can write 5000
words an hour on the machine, the aver.
age being about 1 800 words per hour.
In contest ia this office few years
ago, . trial was had to see who could
write the most in one hour from dicta-
ton, the writing being done , in -long,
bilnd.- Mr.. Selby, the clerk Of this
office, was the successful one, he having
written 1, $50 words in the hour. This h
the fastest ON record in this Office, and
the man with his type. writing machine
who can write 5000 words during the
same period has the decided advantage.
Besides, he does not become tired 90
quickly, but can continue at the work
Tor o long time. The man who writes
from 800 to f,T00 words an hour by
@iong- g-hand" can only do 10 for that one
hour, when he b obliged to stop Tor a
rest. st.-0eorge Haid In Globe Democrat.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
Thsy tlrs~ sine b. slds.

A mother had been teaching her In
FAINT daughter little prayer, the refrain
Of which was: Forget me not, O Lord, ,
and because Of tho little girls forGetful-
ness her attention had be6n called to the
flower Of that name, in the hope that its
association with the prayer would inn
prove her memory. After It was sup
posed the child had her Lesson fully
learned the mother, ,ne evening, In the
presence Of company anxious to exhibit
her daughters pret ocity, asked her
70 recite her Ii! tie prayer. and
she surprised the con pany by shouting:
Bachelors buttons, d Lord" The two
flowers grew Bide by side in the family
garden. Boston Posi-.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
Arlzeaa I's.aesless.

A, denotes y. g. Money Order ofBcei ],
Intsrnssi,aai Monsy Order otsss; =, Wells
rArgds Exprsss ofns. This list y correct
Cd monthly. E
ysvarAf Covs7T--Agus Fra vall,y. Alex
.aara. Aatslops Valley. Adj Fork, !, BIG
Hrs BED Rook). f,mdshav. Basro. Don-
bls Bss. l'smp Verdi, OhaIsndss. Chsrry,
Chino, Cisneea, Yhsgssaa. x, Giilsss, Has
s.yampas. Howsils, Jerome, Junilsr, Less
fsry, Mayer, MssavilIs. PAys'on. IJsssost,
.Ix, suumcns, i;tsatnn, Esodd.srd. Tip
Top. wsilsr, Walnut Gfsrs, Williams 4.
PxA couxrS- Allen. American Flag, Asi-
y.sss, Cs.ial,asss x, Oritssndan \, Desert,
Esperanza, Gssaiefviile. Harshaw, NogaIss
Y, Orc Blsnco, Pantano x, onijotos, Red
inzton. Bshaarits, Total Wreck, Tutsc, Tue
son AK, washineton.
Ora CocE7y---Armsr, Globe X, Pic
pssr Z, San Carlos. Tonto.
MonAvs CoUxrr--Antrsy. Brson, Hask-
bsrry 4. HsnninG, yingrnan 4, Mineral Parx
A, Mohavs City. Powsll lKssdiss), Signal
Cocxass t,ogsrr-Issason :, Bssbss, Camp
Hsashusa a. Charleston r, Cs,ntsrtion :,
DeS Csbexss 3, Drsgoon Z, fairbanhs Z,
Fort Bowie lApachs Pass) Z, Oehosville.
st. David, Tombstors Z, Tres Aiimos,
Wilcox tslslsy) AZ.
C3sAuAn CourTY--Bonita, Clifton 4 :,
Dunsan (Purdy) Z, Dunlap, Fort Grant.
Fort Thomas. Morss'ci, Pima. Stafford, Sol.
ouonviIle.
PrsaL CoUHrr--Basts, Casa Gssnds Z,
Dudisyvills, FiorsnoD /, Maniyvilis, Mari
oopa Z, MssaviiJs, Pitaoho, Pinal 4 4. River
side, Gacatsn, Silver King a.
YuMA C0UHTg--Gntennial (Plamosa).
Clip. Earenberg, Nertons, Parker, Yums
All.
AracHs coUsry--I:rassus, Fort Apache,
HoltrooE Z, geams Canyon. Nutroso, st.
Johns A, 81. Joseph, Show Low, Snowflake.
sprincerviIIs, sunsot, Taylor, Wiusiow,
Woodruff.
MASrccrA CoUETx-AGiia Bend =, Hayden,
Lshi. Mcdowell, rhsnix X, Sentinel, Tenn.
ps, tHayden) A, vuitare I, wioscnburs.
JsDfAs RssssvArIon--Fort Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
I'ersissvisi.

0s-srnos- N. zulish, Prssaots.
Escrstary- JaEss A. lsayard, Prsssott.
Assistant sserstarv -J,,ln Furnas, Pres
cott.
Attorney General Clark churoAill. Prss
eott.
Treasurer IT. y. Boiler, Pr@ents.
Sspss.ns<rdent of fublh Instsus.ion-K.
r. Long. t3iobc.
Asditor-sE. r. eassk. Prssnsi.
Ada tsnt 0snsml--M. Ehsrmaa. Phs.
mix.
Snpysns Cpurt-ssno. &. Shields. Chief
Justiss. Prescott; w. W. Porter, Asso.
eiats Jnstios, Pkenix; VIM. H.. Barnes.
Associate 5usfics, Tocson.
US. District Atssrnsy--O. y. Romeo.
Tucson.
U.s.. Masshai-sw. x. Msaas, Tucson.
Supreme carrt Reporter -Mp.at Master
son. rrscett.
Surveyor General -J-sn Hiw, Tucson.
u. q. Istsrnss asvsnrs Coilsessr- :
Fishsr. TusEsn.
DeleraAs 10 Cos,gress--C. @. I>on. Pres
cott.
Juags Of First Judioiai Qistrics--w. H.
Barnes, TuSsnn.
/ Judge Of second judicial DAAsjot---W.
w. Portss. Phenix.
Judge Of Third judicial Distsic- John @.
Shields. Prescott.
Clerk OF tbs suprsms Court Dodge.
Prescott.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
AMoNonTHs ARcADIANs.
The -rimitivs Habits Of Tssess Slnple
Happy and contcntsd People.

1he Trim,ttvs Habits 0f These Slmp1ey
Hsppy and contenisd People.
I've been down in Louisiana for .
week with the Arcaiians- people Long
fellow talks about In bis 'Evangel:ne, :
you know; Gains the darkcs down
there call them," said q Northwestern
railway conductor tho other day.
cts Ike going back to our great
grandfather's days 10 60 among them.
Trey are tho simplest and happEest peo-
pie ever saw. and their country 10 the
most beautiful in the world II was
pretty hard when they were driven
from their first settlement. bat they have
cause TO rejoice At H. Why, they don't
have to work. Thry juss tickle that
magnificent soil with the hoofs OF thor
cattle and II laughs harvest. Old
Basil. the blacksmith, had level heal.
I tell you. They do not oven hsve 10
plow for their rice crop. When IL stops
raining in the spr;ng they ride o,lt on
horseback to Their rice iiel,ls. which are
then ponds. aud SOW the seed-rice
broadcast over the water. after
which they have nothing more to do till
harvest. II the season Is dry the ssed 10
scattered over the ground and trasnpul
into tho soil by the cattle, which s.'a
driven over the field for the purpose.
'July Is the month oi harvest, aud
in IL the happy Gain cuts his rico with
the primitive sickle and hauIs the
sheaves homo in a clumsy cart, made
entirely OF wood and drawn by e,xen,
which ara fastened to the tongue BY
loops passed over shcir horns. When
the harvest Is over the grain Is troiicn
out by oxen, as in the days Of the patri-
arclis. X ia then groand n l:ttlc
WOO len m II an wiiinowad in i slew.
wncn IL Is ready to BIS male into bread.
See this shrts lis real liOmsSp,iD
made by a Cain housewife oui of c,t-
ton grown in her garden.
..Thc Gains arr great orange g'Gw-
,,rs. Theg have a funny way. toe. Of
iciling their crop. A buyer comes out
when the trees arc In bloof,, and. sitter
half dozen or mprc whiting matches,
u bargain Is struck for The piosp Stiye
crop the Cain al,ravs deniinding and
getting half the agreed priest in advance.
When this business IL settled fhefc n
nothing more 10 do but to wait for ma
tlrc TO prepare another harycst."--.
Chicago NeWs.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
IN. Throat sad N. vesse.

Tho throat issa wonderful instrument
Of music. Place the fingers upon II, and
every time you speak you can feel the
vibration Of the vocal organs, producing
sound. Anything that even touches the
threat impairs the purity Of those sounds.
Fling cloth over the strings OF piano
or violin. and get music out Of IL II yosi
can. So every cloth which surrounds
ths throat iinpairs the sweetness Of the
voice. Wonaen go with necks bare; men
have theirs swathed and bapdaged, and
ten women havo sweet voices where one
man has. a mans ye,ice should be as
pure as won,an's. Why is II not? He
Is shaved md choked. God has provided
o covering for mans throat light and
soft: it clothes the neck and preserves
the health. But q man gees sharp iron,
scrapes his neck, ties rag round II,
takes cold, has sors threat, bronchitis,
consumption. and dies. Christian Advo.
cste.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
rAs vis.s u 0Iss A.rs.


0landen has become % prevalent and
20 destructive In Illinois that the state
livestock commission will probably
hasten to avail itself Of the results OF the
recent Investigations OF MN. Cadeac and
aalet on the resistance of ths virus Of
this diseass TO the destructive agency Of
atmospheric air and heat. In general
way II may be stated that these provs
that the viraz--likc Koch's cholera germ
lis rendered inert BY thorough drying.
Fragments Of farcy buds from the lungs
retain virulence in tho central parts n
long a twenty-four days. while ths
more external layers lose theirs st rates
dependent on the facility with which
they become desiccated in the atmos-
phere. An atmosphere saturated with
moisture and at ordinary Temperatures
preserves the virulencs Of the morbid
humors for very long periods Of tiHe--
fifteen 10 thirty days. Boiling the virus
Tor two minutes In water suff1ces to de-
stroy its activity, but simply pouring
boiling wafer on the morbid material
does not destroy its virulsnos. Chicago
News.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
PATIENTS,

Caveats and Trade Marks Obtained
Ofiios attsndsd to for MoDERATH FEES.
Our Office - opposite the u. n. Patent
Oflce, and we can obtain Patents ii bas
time than those remote from WASHING.
TON.
Bend MODEL OR DRAWING. We nd.
wise az TO patsDtabiiity free Of charge: nrd
We mako NO CHANGE UNLESS We OBJ
TAIN A PATENT.
We refer here II the Postmaster. tho
Supt. OF Monsy Order Div, ard To officials
Of ths z. y. Patent Cfico. For circular,
sdvics, terms and references TO actual eli
ents la your own State or County, write to
q. A SNOW ~ CO..
Opposits Pstsn4 Ofscs, WsshipRtsn. DC.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
Her Grief Assuaged.

A Iittls New York girl. while spend
ing the summer In the country, became
very much attached to q pet chicken,
which she wished to take home with
her.
@That's impossible, Sadie" said her
mother. 1--WE wouldn't know what TO
do with 1t. II you don't want 70 leave
1t here. why not let Uncle James kill it,
and we'll have it for supper
.Oh. mamma" sobbed the little girl,
scan / have all the white meatT--New
York Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16

Sheriff --liobert 8secn.
Undess5hsrif-- r. Kusssosr.
Kecostisr H. Bucksbnuna.
Treasurer Daniel smith.
Probate Judge Chaz. AtchissosL
Dissrist Atsornoy--w. @. BlakeIy.
Court Comm;ssoner--J.J- Hyde.
Clerk Of District Court, X. Mackenzis.
Public Aaminissr rator--C. ". shcrm.n.
County sufveyor--O Otto =. Kasrsssr.
u. 8. Commissioner y. Hyde.
Z. =. Deputy MarshaJ Robert sSteen. ~
Supervisors 81. w. Hsnkis, Sansusl Cio-
Eisr and Henry Raymond.
Clerk af the Boasd Of Supervisors--C Caid-
veil Wright.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
81 psalllsss = IssasHA.

Among tis finest baildinu II IRELAND
are thosalesenod by the saRieus hanks,
Tacy ccrrssponA. jn this s@psct. b the
great is,surancs cempanio of .An,esfGa.
Tho Bank cE Ireland has branehss over
tbs ccustsy, with headquarters u Dab
Hin. ~ hsse, tadesd, The grset Uister
bank md Others. The chisf oABcss ol
sths Bank II Ireland, - Dublin. sss ths
old IRISH house ssok pariismaut by al
o<isas the Anast busIding In Dublin. II il
- massive stone builiing, of the Grccian
,efdsr Of archissctnEs. VITA great
columns around ~ front, and witt, d
court, In which two red-coatsd soldiers,
with muskets on their shouidsrs, sccn.
tinuaiIy paxa. II cost originally sear,S
eb00, 900. but Hhen the parliament 81
Ireland wwA aholis1sd. Il was sold 70 this
hank for ssoo, go and m annual rentaI Of
u. 1.200
The uistm fank end DIE Hibernian
tank Asvs saso fine ouiadingS In Dublin,
and ths cash-roon ct the Ulstsr bank Ii
Superior 10 amy 10 The. banks Of New
York. Il rsnainds rns much Ia It's decors-
tions of the cssh-room In our treasury
as Washington, though Il Il vitality dif-
fefsnt in cIsarsOter. Tls counters Of the
Ulster hssk are Of mahogany and they
are, should sey, about six feet wide.
Tbs tops are roundAd In the shape Of 4
bow which has it, ends turned up, and
they nss little mahogany boxes about
the sire OF cigar-boxes ia giving you
your money. They throw yosw golden
notes into the box and give Il pusl,
along the counter and it slides down TO
you. In English banks lares quantities
Of gold aEs, weighed instead Of being
counted. The sovcreigns are shoveled
Into the scales with . scoop like that
which grocers often use for sugar, and
there 10 leas danger of 81 mistake than In
counting. Prank G- CARPENTER IN Cleve-
land Leader.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
u,srau,,e Compression Of wood.

The London Engineer describes the
compression OF beech and other woods
by means Of hydraulic presses, under the
patent Of Mr. Robert Pickles, OF Brom-
ley, England, who makes the wood a
speciality for shuttles and for gearing.
The compression Of tho wood improves
its wear-resisting qualities to a degree
that would be deemed impossible. The
grain 10 very close, and thss weight OF
compressed beech is considerably
greater than that Of lockwood. and when
compared with uncompressed beech il is
remarkably heavier. Boston Budget.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
EcpsSiieas Tersitsrisl
tee.

TIE following are she names OF the Rspub-
lioan Tsrritoria. Central Coramittee:
Chainnan--wiilism Christy, Phenix.
Secretayv--N- A. Morford, Phenix.
Apsshs--E. 8. Slower, Rosalio Colono.
Coslniss--J. T.. Montandsn, w. r. Nichols,
r. A.. Atshison, @. d. Eeppy.
0ila--O. 4. ConneIi, y. G. Jones.
Grahsm---J. 4. Obi, z. A. Cutter.
Maricops--Wm. Cbristy, l.. Fowlsr, X. A.
Davis, n. A. Morford.
Mohavs--.W. II. TaGgsrt, Ell. Burdick.
Pinai---A. r. walbridge. w. III. Benson.
Pima. IL. wolley. .. A. Zabrissis, ID.
McFawn, X. ID. Fergusoi.
Yavapai---w. y. Head, l.. WoIfenburg,
r. II. Musphy, leo. n. Brovn, George ii.
Tinker.
Yuma "a. g. Hubbard, Charles il. Brins-
ley.
At Iarge----Ciark Churchill. Webster
Street,
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
Prevention Of Csssum ptisn.

The extent TO which consumption can
be prevented In community. IL 1t Is
treated a. contagious disease, Is shown
BY the experience OF Naples, where for
eighty years Il was 70 treated, with pre-
cautions 50 rigid as to be inhumsne. but
with the result of practically stamping
out the disease. &C hicago News.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16

"A San T,candro Cali man hid 4
loaded revolver Ia stove oxen 80 tia;
his boy might not fni II. The boz
afterward, bli!t a fire in the stove, al
IN q short tmc the p stpl ma 'e ~ pre-
encc known by esplod y aud send NJ y
bullet through the vcstj,'s hand.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
A Hsns for o. ail.s.,

Writing from Darjeeling 70 Nature.
the Hon. Ralph Abercrombis says: Three
cases havs come under my personal oh.
servation In which brown-skinned ns-
tives, In very different parts Of the
world, blacken their faces 70 protect
t'em from the intenss light and heat
The examples he gives srs thoss Of the
inhabitants Of Morocco, - well - of
others along the north Of Africa, who
hlacken themselves around the ey0 70
avert opthaimia from the glare Of hot
sand. The natives Of Fiji do the same
and 80 do the natives Of the Silkim bills,
and it Is only reasonable to suppose shss
. practice Of such wide diffusion, and
such striking similarity, h found usafui,
that Is, protective In the places and un.
der the conditions contemplated